Hans Wagner First Pay Job Told by Fullerton
The January American Magazine recounts Hans Wagner’s path from Carnegie Pennsylvania to Steubenville Ohio as a rookie pitcher. It covers his family background, early awkwardness, and how brother Al arranged his first professional contract, with Wagner accepting a modest $35 a month and riding a noon train from Pittsburgh to begin his career.
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Hugh S$. Fullerton
Hans Wagner
American Magazine
Fullerton
Warner
Wagner
Carnegie
John
Honus
Hans
Steubenville
Ohio
George Mooreland
Steubenville Club
al Wagner
Moreland
Steu
Pittsburg
Claude Ritchey
Five Cent Postage To Germany Warned By Government
Americans are urged to mail greetings and important business to Germany at the five cent rate due to delays with two cent letters. The German government cites ship frequency and heavy holiday mail as the cause and notes soldiers are assisting overwhelmed postal workers. For sale a Guernsey bull, fifteen-sixteenths Morrison’s strain, apply at this office.
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Germany
Guernsey
Morrison
Wisconsin Business University La Crosse Ad 1909
A dated recruitment fragment proclaims Wisconsin Business University in La Crosse as financially sound and educationally solid. Endorsements from local banks and figures praise the school, boasting 7035 graduates employed and January admissions with three months free tuition.
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Wisconsin Business University
Schwebact
la Crosse
Pastor’s Union
Leigh Toland
Pastor’s Union OF Lacrosse
W. P. Cunningham
Secy
Wisconsin
Business University
Wis
Arpin and Marshfeld Social Notes Narrowly Breathe
Bernard Stoffet made a business trip to Marshfeld on Wednesday while Mrs A Matthys visits Marshfeld this week Ed Stoffet and family visited relatives at Arpin Monday A surprise party honored Miss Bessie and Matt Marte Mrs J Stahl returned from Ves per after visiting her sister Mrs A M Printice Frank L Zweck markets talking machines with a full line of records and supplies Drop into his jewelry store to hear latest high class machines 28rf Case Johnson liverymen move to new barn on South Central avenues with new rigs and a funeral hearse included in the barn Sik
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Arpin
Steeis
Bernard Stoffet
Marshfeld
A. Matthys
Ed Stoffet
Bessie
Matt Marte
Frank L. Zweck
Jewlery
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenues
Sik
Growing Clover for Seed and Forage in Northern Wisconsin
Bulletin No 183 issued by the U W experiment station outlines harvesting and curing clover hay. Cut in fall bloom, mow in morning after dew, shake with a feeder, and cock to shed water. Mammoth clover requires earlier cutting. Alsike tolerates a bit longer growth. Weather dictates timing. proper curing boosts feeding value. Well made clover hay ranks high for livestock feed. musty hay has little value.
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U. W
Wisconsin
Stingy broker sparks coal market talk in Washington Hernd card
A Washington Hernd quip speculates about a New York broker famed for thrift buying coal by the peck. The remark hints at cautiousness and a possible cause of market restraint, underscoring humor about financial nerves and bull versus bear moves.
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New York
Washington Hernd
First National Bank of Marshfield to Elect Directors
A meeting of the shareholders of the First National Bank of Marshfield in Wood County Wisconsin will be held at the banking house on Tuesday afternoon January 11 1910 at three o'clock for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and for other business. Dated December 2 1909. Kh F McMillan President YW G Hasmornt Cashier.
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First National Bank of
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Dee
Kh. F. McMi.iay
G. Hasmaiout
Italian Proverb Foot and Tongue Saying
A compact Italian proverb warns it is safer to misstep with the foot than risk error with the tongue. The line emphasizes caution in speech over clumsy actions. It reflects a value on restraint and measured talk.
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Prudential
Gibraltar
the Prudential Insurance CO. OF America
State of
New Jersey
John F. Dryden
Home Office
Newark, N. J
Michael Oswald
Cherry St
G. Leisenfelt
C. M. Cook
Peter J. Kraus
J. Stahl
Vesper
A. M. Printice
First National Bank
City Hall
John G. Hoels
Bernard Vaughan
Sexton Bros
Ayer
Stevens Point Business College
Stevens Point
Business College
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